Press ULT and feel the incredible power of sound and bass. ULT1 delivers deep low frequency, and ULT2 brings ultra-bass. Set the vibe with 360 Reality Audio, personalized EQs, and premium noise canceling sound-technologies for the ultimate audio experience. Find yourself at the center of your music wherever you go. Press the ULT button to boost your bass & feel the incredible power of sound Quality noise canceling with dual noise sensor technology & V1 processor Unique thermo-foaming design for smooth cushions that comfortably mold to your ears Swivel fold design and compact carry case for portable packing Up to 30-hour battery life and 10 min. charge for up to 5 hours of listening Multipoint Bluetooth connection allows you to link two compatible devices Made with recycled plastic material and no plastic packaging
Model Number:
WHULT900N/B
Product SKU:
5212591696
UPC:
27242928688
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Model: ULT POWER SOUND Series ULT WEAR Wireless Noise Canceling Headphones
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Incorrect, the MSRP is accurate. Regular price for these is indeed approximately $250, as seen on other retailers such as Amazon and Best Buy.
On SALE, you're right, they're usually about $150.
This is a CLEARANCE price at $89.
Once again, if these are not on SALE or CLEARANCE, you will most likely pay $250 for these at a typical retailer.
You are dead wrong. Check out the 3 camels, these headphones have been fluctuating between $150 and $180 on Amazon for like 3 years now. They were almost never above $200. If you paid $250 for these anywhere, you got ripped off.
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I bought these in February and they suffer the broken hinge problem..I wore them maybe 8 times and didn't drop them. They broke in my hand just rotating the cups and the hinges broke..Sony does not want to replace so I'm out headphones. I would skip these headphones they are also fighting a class action lawsuit on the XM5s
For $89 this is a solid deal. I've heard many times that it has a hinge issue but so far so good. ANC isn't great but for bassy music, these are a blast.
I have these but in white. Use them for music and calls at work. They have great sound and ANC. I haven't had any hinge issues. I bought mine during the eBay sale they had, was like $65-$67ish.
You are dead wrong. Check out the 3 camels, these headphones have been fluctuating between $150 and $180 on Amazon for like 3 years now. They were almost never above $200. If you paid $250 for these anywhere, you got ripped off.
But does it matter? if its regularly 250$ or 150$ the msrp? you are probably one of those that buy something if it says it is 75% off instead of buying it because you like it or need it
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Recently left mine while traveling had it for over a year. Mine did not have the hinge problem, they went through a lot actually and were decent if not good for the price i got them
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On SALE, you're right, they're usually about $150.
This is a CLEARANCE price at $89.
Once again, if these are not on SALE or CLEARANCE, you will most likely pay $250 for these at a typical retailer.
On SALE, you're right, they're usually about $150.
This is a CLEARANCE price at $89.
Once again, if these are not on SALE or CLEARANCE, you will most likely pay $250 for these at a typical retailer.
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